Month: September 2025

A recent study has suggested that walking more may help prevent Alzheimer’s. Walking seemed to have the highest cognitive advantage for people who are genetically prone to Alzheimer’s. Regular walks may be the first step in lowering the risk of aging-related cognitive decline. Several studies have suggested that engaging in regular physical activity can help … Continue reading "Alzheimer’s Study: Walking May Help Prevent the Disease"

Every year on September 21, the world observes World Alzheimer’s Day as a global health awareness day to increase public understanding of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia. It is a part of the broader World Alzheimer’s Month, which takes place throughout September. It encompasses global campaigns, educational activities, and initiatives designed to reduce … Continue reading "World Alzheimer’s Day 2025: Theme, Significance, & Alzheimer’s Awareness"

Some of us may become more forgetful as we age, require a little more time to recall things, or have trouble multitasking. The possibility that these could be early indications of dementia can be a little concerning. These could, however, be a consequence of normal aging rather than dementia. Understand how dementia differs from normal … Continue reading "What is the Difference Between Normal Aging and Dementia? What You Should Know"